Quote Originally Posted by Woodymon View Post
I have learned to take things one step at a time, especially when I am learning something new ;-)

When you recommended change em's to pixels I understood that had to do with resizing the menu objects but not anything to do with centering the menu on the page and maintaining all in one line. My first goal was to achieve centering and nowrapping. Then the undesirable effects resulting from type resizing could be dealt with next.

So when I have the IE6 wrapping issue solved (when type size id default medium) I will proceed changing em's to px.

But then there are fifteen or so em settings in the menu CSS file. Any recommends on what px sizes to change the em sizes to (based on orginal CSS)?

Thanks for any recommends,
Woody
No, changing em's to px's will help your resizing issues. Because if padding is in em's then as font size increases, the padding increases. IE's default font size is larger than firefox's, so it will wrap first.

The most important thing to adjust is this section:
padding: .6em 2em .6em 2em;

The 2em's are the left and right padding. Change that to px's, then the widths won't resize.

If the full menu width is in em's, then the full menu will resize with font size as well.

The rest of the em's you can probably leave alone.